Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

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nos existing ID Eastern W9Ehinetun.
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failFozd eoEnpanioe a1d Ne p1opla ere
rendered powaEieas 10 nia ahamsalVea.
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b. Nj. 0nbaf.
Mr.. G0wey, On dafenss of lis arnen8-
ment, aasd that The a1aim thnt 4 Was
special l8RizIation Waa not valid, as the
amend@euf affected eli railroads. e
less than given lengah. He said thEs
be was neitheF fhe ffiS1d q f1s of rait
roads He believed Ia he greatest
good for the Rseateas unmhar. h felk
an tnteEe1f II the new kRanseaufiuer
lines coming % thi8 teErifory. He stoe1
ID faVoR Of No particular one o. ihem
and be believed In fosaeKinR the oouAl-
tions which would fngits them. The
great lines not infrsQunntlg wsro ihs
growth Of emall ones. Iha snail ones
needed enoouRngemons. He has no In
tere1l. be said, ID LEGISLATION whloh viii
tend 10 cripple or drive out capital oum-
petition by eQualixsd and lewoEad rats.
Mr.. white, In angwef 10 Mr.. 0owey'B
posiiion AZ to the effects Of compoti-
tien, said thai railroad pools moat fre-
Quently resulted from oompetitian, eit-
Ing the recent aetien Of the 0anadinn
Pacific pooling with the American
roads.
Mf. Rosdsr then arose and said be
desired 10 withdraw his second 20 the
amendmsnt.
AIr. Whiis said that Il required unan-
lmeug consent before this could be done.
Mr.. Convey then withdrew hia amend
ment. lt gad considered rakkeE clever
on bis part 10 Ret out Of the matter un-
Der the cover Of accommodating ME.
R0edex.
ne question then vas on NE inal
passage Of the bill and q received the
unanimous vote. Mr.. Cooke Wns ab-
sent and Mr. Hte0ls was paired with him.
This discussion resulted IN he over
looking Of tie joint resolution for the
appointment of q oemmiifee on railroad /
bills, which II was intended 10 bring up |
for aotion.
J. d. Hsnneesn, Of Seattle, vas elect |
Cd journal clerk, rsceiyinR 5 Eosess John |
DeFierre, Of Olympia, 3; Miss Kate /
Pierce, Of Seattle, Il and Mi@ Annie /
1efball. Of Olympia, vote.
The bill makln4 an appropriation Tor /
he territorial university win likely be
ameeded IN ehe house 10 meet the OBJ |
iections raised by Eastexn Washington |
people. As the Law nov stands, ell |
students outside Of King county are al 4
lowed 10 deduct their actual travelling /
expenses from their tuition. The men-
beFs Of the Legislature are each allowed /
nne ffee scholarship f0R pupil In his |
district. A. thess pupils have ne tai
lion 70 pay they have no chance Of DE-
duetina thair expenses. This, IN respect /
10 fFee scholarships, are II none in
stances positive baFdens. as u would BE- i
cheaper 70 reject the free Scholarships /
znd have their expenses dednnted. Then /
lhern 10 anotheE inequality with respect |
- free scholarships One granted 70 |
pupil II King eoanty carries with Il % /
Incidental burden Of travelling expenses.
Those issued 70 pupils In the extreme |
eastern districts require a. outlay en- /
the paFt Of the pupil q about &65 Tbs
viii provide q territorial /
appropriation Of munsy 70 pay the |
actual travelling ex epses Of all p1ptls |
10 whom free acholarshipa ars prssautsd /
By members Of the assembly except /
those IN King county.
There viii be special appropriation |
made also t0'pay for ell printing order /
"a BY the legislature. which will require /
an appropriation over and above tne 4
appropriation. The mem
bezs generally say that this territory is |
loo wealthy 70 DO thinaB according 20 !
Say aki8gy meAhoda.
The council will adjourn tomorrow II /
lime to take the steamer for Htsilao0om /
10 attend the exercises al the hospital |
for the insane. Il ID. probable sha1 it /
will adjourn until Wednesday ncxl,
here being talk to that eject. 90 tuo
members will be appointed On the con-
mistes 10 visit the peniisntlary and re-
port, and no business viii Be transacted
during their abeence. Anyhow ne
souncil viii have no difficulty IN keep
ing up With the HOUSE,.